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The ProjectQuickBar popover open under the macOS menu bar, listing acme-web and api-gateway running with green status dots and marketing-site ready to start

Every localhost, one click away.

ProjectQuickBar lives in your menu bar and shows every local dev server — open, run, stop, or share any project without touching a terminal.

Free 7-day trial · macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon) · Windows 10/11 x64 (beta)

Instant overview

Every project, one click away.

Click the menu-bar icon and every dev server is right there — names, ports, and branches at a glance. Open a project, or focus the tab you already had.

ProjectQuickBar popover listing three localhost projects: acme-web on port 3000 and api-gateway on 8080 running, marketing-site ready to start

Run and stop

Skip the terminal wrangling.

Press play and ProjectQuickBar starts the project in your real terminal — visibly, no hunting for the right command. Press pause and it stops only what it started.

Terminal window opened by ProjectQuickBar running npm run dev for marketing-site, with the dev server ready at localhost:5173

URL chips

Jump straight to any page.

Pin the routes you actually work on — /admin, /docs, the screen you're building. One click opens it, or focuses the tab that already has it.

Expanded project row in ProjectQuickBar showing Admin and Docs URL chips plus Clear, Tests, Build, and Format quick actions

Share

A live link in one click.

Get a public trycloudflare.com URL and a scannable QR for any running project. Stop sharing just as fast — one click and the link is gone.

ProjectQuickBar share panel with a Public link live badge, QR code, trycloudflare.com URL, and Copy link, Open URL, and Stop sharing buttons

And more

Small app. Sharp edges.

Keyboard first

⌥⌘L opens the popover, ⌥⌘1–9 opens any project. Your hands never leave the keys.

Quick actions

Tests, builds, format — your per-project commands become one-click chips.

Row of quick-action chips: Clear, Tests, Build, and Format

Recently Seen

Stopped servers stay listed for a while, ready to relaunch in one click.

A stopped project row showing marketing-site, ready to start again

Mobile Connect

Pair your phone over Wi-Fi or Tailscale and open projects from the couch.

One glance. Every project.

Runs quietly in your menu bar until you need it.

Free 7-day trial · One-time purchase €19.99 · Windows build is beta

Pricing

One license. Everything included.

Personal License

€19.99one-time purchase

  • Yours forever — one-time purchase, no subscription
  • Use on 2 of your machines (Mac or Windows)
  • All 1.x updates included
  • Every feature: run, chips, sharing, Mobile Connect
  • 14-day money-back guarantee
Buy — €19.99

or download the free 7-day trial

Free 7-day trial first — no account, no card.

Questions, answered.

How does the free trial work?

Download and use the full app for 7 days — every feature, no account, no card. Buy once for €19.99 to keep going.

Is this a subscription?

No. You buy ProjectQuickBar once and it's yours, with all 1.x updates included.

Which platforms does it run on?

macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon, and Windows 10/11 on x64. The Windows build is new and labeled beta — it works, and we're polishing fast. An Intel Mac build is on the list — email us if you need it.

Does my code ever leave my machine?

No. Project detection, run commands, and everything else happen locally. The app's only routine network call is fetching a tiny config file — no identifiers, ever. Nothing is exposed unless you explicitly start a share. See the privacy policy for the details.

What does "Share public" actually do?

It starts an ephemeral Cloudflare quick tunnel to that one project's dev server and hands you the URL plus a QR code. Click Stop sharing and the link is dead — ProjectQuickBar itself is never exposed.

Does it work with my stack?

If it serves on localhost, ProjectQuickBar sees it — Vite, Next.js, Rails, Laravel, Django, plain node scripts. Run commands come from your project or a one-line config.

Why does my OS warn me on first launch?

The builds aren't yet notarized with Apple or code-signed for Windows, so macOS asks you to approve the app once (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway) and Windows SmartScreen wants "More info → Run anyway". One-time, and signing is on the roadmap.

What if it's not for me?

Email us within 14 days of purchase and you get a full refund, no questions asked.